Fashion History: 1900-1920

[@zoehongteaches]

NOTE ON HOW I USE BOOKS: I filmed the books because I wanted to signal to you my research is grounded mainly in respected and published books. I hope they serve like citations in an essay. I left captions in the shot so you could pause and read them if you wish. Book info is in the description box. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT ME TO CONTINUE THIS SERIES! xo

[@laurak2610]

Yes please!!! I was actually thinking I wish there was an easy/compact way to learn about fashion history so I'd watch them all 🥰

[@eifosness]

Yes please!

[@usernamehandle]

Please continue this series, but could you give some more clarification on how we should be using this information? While this is definitely a useful foundation for a general knowledge base, would you say that it's important to keep researching and learning on our own from this point using these main points as key take-aways from the period?

[@Charla2smart]

Please continue

[@toric5719]

Continue please!

[@MadiStarlight]

I'm not even a fashion student but I've always always been really curious about the drastic change in fashion during this period and you just made it click for me it all makes so much sense! I never drew the connection between fashion and the wars going on but now it makes perfect sense. Thank you so much for answering a lifelong question. Hope you keep doing more of these!

[@clairejohnson6522]

Have you seen the film'Testament of youth'?

[@shennensahir2202]

Please continue this series!

[@AquaMarino]

Yassss! A fashion history series! Mwuahh. Thanks Miss Zoe!

[@zoehongteaches]

You're welcome!

[@smritisingh9999]

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[@tehteh25]

I am a Fashion History Geek so....PLEASE CONTINUE this, it is particularly useful for my Fashion Marketing education, because you're citiing houses, people and movements, not just silhouettes! I know it's not the point, but I'd love it if you could do some content on the earlier periods too, especially those that keep getting cited as being trends, like Victorian is at the moment

[@zoehongteaches]

Maybe after I finish the 20th century, if there's a lot of interest. I'll probably make a poll...

[@tehteh25]

@@zoehongteaches thank you for considering the idea =)

[@allishagreen4385]

Please continue the series I would love to see a series on fashion designers who are african American Hispanic Asian just different race and cultures to that would be great

[@stepahead5944]

Yes, this would be AMAZING!

[@taffilaing9520]

Great info

[@CoachKarter215]

She would have to come to 21 century if we talking high fashion… because there WERENT any leading any high end label .. until the 90’s u be pressed to find an intern that was BLACK… and that’s from a black 2000’s fashion design grad

[@adelinedinda6084]

oh that Delphos red dress is so pretty!!

[@NeoJasmineMokgosi]

AMAZING! I learned so much from seeing the timeline laid out like that 😍

[@jterukoblack]

I really appreciate you posting these videos for free. I use them in conjunction with my classes (costuming) and look forward to the next video.

[@cteehuda]

Yasssss finally... Been waiting for this 🤗😍

[@liatkan]

lord. you are a brilliant teacher.

[@kieranpiles6845]

As someone who is planning on studying history in University in September, I love discovering new facets of history , over the last 10 months Fashion history has become one of my new favourite topics! So I’m really excited for a series like this done by you Zoe!!❤️

[@edgarescamilla2679]

Yes! Please continue, because there are people out there who don't know or get confused by the movements or time periods of historical accuracy; including, contemporary to "modern" decades besides the 60's and 70's. Since I also buy clothing on esty, (for example) you be surprised how Neyon Colores wasn't just or throughout the 80's. It was also in the early 90's still part of the Swim to Resort Wear. And yes, there were changes, etc.

[@GingerPhoenixFly]

I have been searching high and low for a series like this. Please keep it going!!!!!

[@Sha-Ne-Ru]

This was deeply fascinating! even though i'm no fashion designer, it kind of inspires you to think about current fashion and where it stems from.

[@francescamarrollo3931]

I'm not a fashion designer nor a student, I'm simply getting aquainted with the fashion world beacuse in the last year I've deciced to learn sewing, just as a pastime and because of a hint of nostalgia of my grandma, who was a seamstress. However, even if I speak as a total ignorant on the matter of fashion, I want to thank you so very much for your work on this channel. With this Fashion History Series I'm learning to really appreciate how our cultural heritage influences our lifestyle and, ultimately, our wardrobe. It is very, very much interesting and I'm looking forward to new lessons. Again, thank you for your work and the passion you put in doing it!

[@YorgosVu]

Greatly appreciated!!! Thank you!!! One side note ... Trench coats were born from the invention of the gabardine fabric (waterproof weave hence breathable). Up to 1914 the world had seen only Aquascutum rubberised coats with ventilation eyelets on the armholes or A/H gussets. Keep it up!!! We are all learning such a great deal!

[@stevengoomba6490]

I’m doing research on 1910’s clothing for a story I’d like to write and illustrate and this video is perfect! Learned lots of good fashion facts about the era that will definitely be of use.

[@janicesilverstein1637]

Very informative. In our senior years, my husband and I bought a 100 yr old house, furnished with a 1920 feel. We are having fun with it. I will have a sewing room and am fascinated with the styles of the times. Thank you for such a wonderful overview. Looking forward to seeing your next one. I am so happy to see you young "sewers" (as they call us now) showing an interest in this area of fashion. You are inspiring.

[@zoehongteaches]

That sounds so fun! Enjoy! The next video is in my Fashion History playlist!

[@plan4life]

I thought this would be boring but somehow you manage to bring it all to life. I hope you continue to make more in this series.

[@Godisgreater123]

this is wonderful and informative..I was never the slightest interested in fashion or fashion history until my 50's..now I am fascinated with it

[@rb5959]

Excellent review and presentation of fashion history. The Sir Mix-a-Lot reference cracked me up!

[@ari.daisuki]

Hi! Watching this video 4 years after its release but I just wanted to let you know that your video really helped me. I started fashion school for the very first time and was overwhelmed. Your videos are so helpful and explain better than my own teachers (no shade)! Thank you for your great work! XOXO, student from Norway!

[@lisascavelli4240]

I would love to see you continue this history series! It was quick but jammed packed with info. Thank you, Zoe!

[@nicolegallant9009]

LOVE THIS SERIES

[@missmonispencer9781]

Please continue this series! I loved how concise and easy to understand this was. I Absolutely LOVE your channel!

[@guyanogaston]

Pease continue, you're a gem.

[@yingpiccola]

I really love your lecture very much! Make me desperate to hear your teach and learn more! Though my english is very poor, you speak so clear that I can understand roughly the whole, which is wonderful, I’ve always wanted to learn fashion but I couldn’t make it without any path to reach it. I have no money and time passes, my fashion dream had gone. In my country fashion-related books are very expensive! I feel very lucky and blessed to see your film, even though I’m too old to get into this industry. Thank you very much sincerely!

[@q1s2e3w]

i made that first image in your video when i was a teenager! i love seeing it around. i had posted it on reddit then a bunch of sites reused it, some asked for permession and credited me but others didnt lol. fashion history is so fascinating to me, especially eras like these where things change quickly

[@kieshagomez7002]

Love it! I've taken an interest in the fashion of this era after watching Downton Abbey. Thanks.

[@lolyboom1652]

Thank you so much for including links of the used literature in your description. You have no idea how much of a help they are.

[@yumi.mitani]

It's incredible the way you always give us information in such an easy and casual way

[@AnnaRodionova-hh4md]

Please Zoe, you are the best, don't stop!

[@jaxn1221]

I know this video is 3 years old, but please continue to add to this series...I really enjoy it

[@raishazahra154]

I’m a fashion student so this is really helpful especially tomorrow is my first history class to fashion studies. Please continue this series! And as someone who have ADHD, your explanation and visuals don’t make me overwhelmed and breakdown.

[@LEXIDIMPLES93]

Had to stop attending fashion school! 😓 But all of your videos are so helpful and allow me to still get fashion knowledge 🙏🏾😍

[@Awkwardly-Weird]

I really love the 1930s so I can't wait to see what you talk about. Adrian, Elsa Schiaparelli, and Madeleine Vionnet are my favorite designers of that era.

[@kobzarivna]

This video is extremely helpful and interesting! I'm currently studying the Edwardian era and was so happy to see this little gem. Thank you!

[@maggir8220]

Wow, amazing work. If it was my pick these videos could be an hour. Great work as ever on the overall look of the video and please keep them coming if you want! Thank you

[@zoehongteaches]

Thanks and you're welcome!

[@KarlKalos]

Yes please continue with fashion down the ages, perhaps more so onto Asian side of fashion of the time, chinese, middle eastern, indian, malayan, Indonesian, Siam. TQ learned a lot.

[@ec796]

Omg yes we need a fashion history series please

[@vanityshop5155]

I so appreciate how concise and informative this video is. Also, not boring.

[@ruthwezeman6700]

I LOVE that you’re doing a fashion history series- I’m kind of a fashion history nerd but I still learned things from this! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@decepticonne]

i don't know why, i never made the connection between trenchcoats and trenches in my head ??? sounds obvious now, you learn something new everyday :)

[@zoehongteaches]

That's what I'm here for! :D

[@AkashDas05]

Learning a lot from this video ... please continue with the series Zoe

[@goku9791]

this was amazing!! please do more fashion history videos

[@erikclark5421]

I learn so much watching these. I would have never even thought to look up monarch fashion eras. I would have never found the term Georgian/regency fashion

[@notherethanks]

this is just like the most eloquently explained video ever, thank you!

[@bohemiansusan2897]

One of my favorite eras of fshion. I enjoy incorporating period clothing into my everyday wardrobe.

[@artandalipi1633]

YES! I love the vid, please continue making this series , its awesome!!!

[@aishayas2]

Loved it, I learned a lot. Please continue the series

[@meicenmeng1311]

Please continue making this fashion history series. They are sooooo interesting!!!

[@marianadenhollander5856]

YASSSS please! Fashion history series is a success! Please continue with them! ;)

[@36paris]

Love this series! Can’t get enough history related fashion. Thanks again Zoe. X

[@carolpatricio8617]

Yes, please continue this series! Loved it! 😍

[@dixiechampagne2892]

Yes, yes, absolutely please keep the history series going, it's wonderful!

[@costumebaby1970]

Wonderful and concise information and visual timeline. I hope you do more to complete this series.

[@montib]

This was fascinating!!! Please continue this series. Thank you for this great video!

[@j.williams4507]

Thank you so much Zoe. Im new to learning Fashion History and this video seem to hit all the major points. Very informative. This also help me realized how IMPORTANT fashion is.

[@shirleykathan-sayess5764]

I love these fashion history videos! I would like to see from as early as possible to the current day. ❤ Shirley

[@frenchtoast5843]

Yes, I did learn some new things, thank you! I hope you will continue the series.

[@vintagemodernblendedliving2191]

Thank you so much for this amazing video! I have the honor of the position of costume designer for my college’s play which takes place in 1906 and this was so easy to follow and informative for my research!

[@bernybetancourt3470]

Excellent exposition... Loved the timeline! Very well synthesized and presented.... Thanks

[@6962943]

so much information. thank you zoe please do continue. can't wait for the next

[@maracuj44]

6:56 THIS IS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS, AND I NEED ONE OF THOSE.

[@shapebyshana324]

Omg yes please continue this. Goes hand in hand with my lecture it’s a perfect review

[@LaPotraBellaca]

These dresses are so pretty, especially the fancy ones

[@LydiaNaomi]

i freakin love history! this is great!

[@zoehongteaches]

Thanks!

[@bhlueflacka6109]

Amazing Zoe. Really..thank you very much.

[@harperperri4649]

This was so interesting. I feel like I learned a lot more about stuff I would of never thought about until now.

[@loribabcock1227]

Loving this Zoe!

[@abigailburrowes2095]

i am a student studying the edwardian era for my final exam display and dissertation paper. thank you for the clarity

[@LaHayeSaint]

Zoe, absolutely loved it. I liked your timelines as well, called different things in different countries.

[@NicNakToe]

LOVE LOVE LOVE! I’ve been looking for videos like this forever : D

[@chandram7152]

Loved this video! I'm 5 years out of school and have switched from the fashion to beauty industry in the past year and a half but, you have me taking notes on a Sunday for a personal project I'm now inspired to do

[@zoehongteaches]

Have fun with your project!

[@KellyfromMemphisDD214]

So much innovation in this time period. Bras, zippers, and synthetic fabrics, were born... And more! Wow

[@corimyers4985]

Please continue! I did this for a project when I was in high school...a Loooong time ago. I'd love to see what I missed as I ran out of time and had to rush to finish it.

[@bunni5825]

ahh such great timing, each week ive been doing a differnt theme of fashion line and wanted to start 1912 fashion monday this is so helpful, youre amazing love your vids

[@zoehongteaches]

Thanks!

[@rashmika9742]

Your explanations are so concise but informative. Thanks so much for your time in putting this together!

[@arzu556]

totally love your videos!

[@pietromoretti9603]

I’m a designer and fashion history is my bib best passion and interest. I found this to be a really interesting video full of precious informations and very well and simply explained.

[@luisgilbertorodriguez544]

Please continue this series! Your channel is AMAZING

[@erinpaige79]

Yay fashion history! When I went to FIDM (1997-2000) my fashion history class stopped at the 1950's, because the teacher said nothing in her lifetime could be considered history yet. So I'll be interested to learn more about the second half of the 20th century!

[@zoehongteaches]

What an interesting way to define history. My US history teacher in high school said you needed 50 years of separation to really understand cause and effect of events. I was thinking of stopping of 2000, since I don't think anything less than 20 years old can be considered vintage fashion.

[@Emily-kl7jr]

Loved this information, would love for you to continue with the rest of the century! :)

[@jaspernez8410]

Yess this video is nice to learn new things, wait for next video.😘😘😘

[@mtngrl5859]

Love this video-- great view of Fashion History. Love earlier periods as well particularly the Regency/Empire period.

[@lulululu2252]

Absolutely love this video, please do the whole history intro of fashion! Thanks a lot!!!

[@safsaf20025]

I can't wait for part two. This is my favourite subject

[@melloniamellani3566]

Yeees!!! Always looks for competent fashion history videos

[@silversagapatterns]

This was amazing! Would love a little fashion history series!

[@lulus333]

Thank you!! Amazing work, organized, and concise. I made a timeline myself and it gave me an excuse to use my colorful gel pen collection. Please continue these!!

[@brenvillasana]

Thank you so much for listing the books!

[@AlfonsoGi]

Phenomenal video, love the content. I love fashion, especially from this era. ❤❤❤

[@AndreaAvalon]

Please continue the series! Feel free to go even deeper... I do have an attention span ;-)

[@ashleyyaw9785]

Please continue. Not only is it great learn about fashion but it really might help me with a timeline for my old family photos 😀

[@arlenemark4848]

I love this! Please continue.

[@shaunderenzo6511]

Such an amazing, thorough, informative channel. Love love love as someone who is self-teaching fashion history and design in my free time! Thank you 🙏🏼 😊

[@camilarodriguez7744]

I'm so excited for this series! So interesting!!

[@saramanzaneda120]

I love your videos! yes please, a fashion history series!! Muaa and thanks a lot!

[@Kth7o9]

Please continue with that, I'd really loved to watch it